Global Heat Death: I Tricked the God into Crying by Relying on Rules

Heat death has arrived in 2046, and human beings live in strange rules. "Never look directly at the moon" is engraved on everyone's retina. Lin Jue is a janitor on the bottom floor of Shelter 13, responsible for cleaning up the suicides who were scared to death. Everyone laughed at him because he was always squatting in the elevator, pretending to be dead, counting in the air, and asking questions about strange objects until they got stuck. Until the global live broadcast started, the administrator No. 000 On the moon who made the gods tremble floated down and asked him in front of seven billion people: "After seven years of sweeping the land, do you still remember how many pieces of sugar I put in my coffee?" Lin Jue: "Add arsenic and record it in the account." Later, humans learned that it was never the gods who could rewrite the rules of the world, but the cleaner smoking fake cigarettes next to the incinerator.